Washington to host Southeast Seven wrestling meet
Ft. Madison seeks to dominate the conference at Washington as Mt. Pleasant Oskaloosa and Washington contend for Bloodhound leftovers. Individual champions will be crowned with team points not awarded. Finals on one mat start after 7 p.m. with $1.25 adults $0.75 students.
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Demon cagers face Bloodhounds in Fort Madison clash
Washington High School travels Friday to meet Southeast Seven favorite Fort Madison Bloodhounds. Coach Skip Speece praises the senior dominated squad which beat Keokuk Aquinas Burlington and has top forwards Mike and Mark Davis alongside Tony Matteson and Joe Thannett. Regular season ends with four home games after Friday.
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Joe Gilmore
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Doug Hough
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Jeff Swartzendruber
Bob Arnold
Rats Dominate League to Claim Undefeated Title
The Marsh Rats finished بالف undefeated season and won the YMCA high school basketball league title by beating the Vikings 74 to 47 in the final. Randy Brock led with 28 points, Steve Custer 13, and Larry Guy 12 for the Rats, who earn a state tournament berth in Dubuque on March 34.
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Penn Quakers Reach 1 000 Wins With LaSalle Victory
Penn earned its 1 000th win with an 80-66 victory over LaSalle as Bob Morse and Phil Hankinson each scored 18 points. The ninth-ranked Quakers joined Kentucky Kansas Oregon State and St John’s N Y in the century club. Louisville Saint Louis game notes and other top 20 results follow.
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Nicklaus Seeks San Diego Open Victory Amid Tough Field
Jack Nicklaus is the man to beat for a 30 900 winner's share in the 150 000 Andy Williams San Diego Open at Torrey Pines. Miller Barber defeated George Archer on the 21st hole in Tucson and tops the money list alongside Nicklaus and Archer, with Archer citing fatigue and flu symptoms for skipping San Diego. The field also includes Johnny Miller Dave Hill and Lee Trevino among the top 10 money leaders as cold windy conditions greet a two course layout.
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Duke reviews brawl as Minnesota Ohio State game ends
Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke travels to Columbus to review the Minnesota Ohio State basketball brawl that ended the game with 38 seconds left. OSU won 50 44 and led the league. Duke vows further film review with Minnesota AD Paul Giel and others. Skeletal bison remains found on the Ellwanger farm near Lake View were excavated from a five foot bog during drainage work and are now in Sac City.
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Karras to get $80,000 from Lions settlement
Detroit Lions pay Alex Karras an $80,000 cash settlement after releasing him. The amount covers $35,000 for each of two remaining years of a seven year contract and $10,000 for pension benefits that would have accrued. Karras spent 13 seasons with the Lions.
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